Coach's fasting, nod to Dhoni, 'funniest' team: Inside Ganges Grandmasters' GCL title

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What happened

Ganges Grandmasters stunned the favourites, APL Pipers, to win the GCL 2026 title on Sunday, powered by an unconventional team culture built on humour, trust and camaraderie.

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  • Ganges Grandmasters stunned the favourites, APL Pipers, to win the GCL 2026 title on Sunday, powered by an unconventional team culture built on humour, trust and camaraderie.
  • Reported by Times of India and published Mon, 14 Sep 2026 03:34:22 UTC.

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